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Syntax-highlighting markdown fenced code blocks in Emacs - vxlabs
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Syntax Highlighting Diffs In Code - Steven Hicks
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| | Did you know your blog's syntax highlighter probably has support for highlighting code diffs? I didn't.
| | home.hedy.dev
Setting up syntax highlighting for Hugo | ~hedy
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| | How I've set up syntax highlighting for my website with dark mode support.
| | avivace.com
The Perfect Markdown + LaTeX workflow | avivace
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| | How to mix plain markdown and latex and get beautiful results while writing human stuff. (with results being PDF, XHTML, HTML5, docx, EPUB, LaTex and many more). Pandoc allows you to get the best of the two worlds without compromises: readable plain text files with latex expressions and everything offered by latex rendering and packages. You can write code-blocks with specific language syntax highlight, normal markdown and LaTex parts. To place something written in TeX in mathmode, use $ signs to enclose the math you want to display, exactly what you would do in a normal LaTex file.
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Minimal WebAssembly example - pmig96
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| When I heard of WebAssembly (WASM for short) a few years ago, I thought: take your C program, compile it to WASM and the browser will simply run it, right? Well, WASM is not (yet) a first-class citizen in the browser world. It does not have access to all APIs and resources that JavaScript has....